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    Watch now   Confused Trump’s Struggles Through Disastrous Davos Speech — 1/21/26 Updates Ben Meiselas and MeidasTouch Network Jan 21 Hi all, we’re officially mid-way through the week. I want to thank you right at the beginning of this report. Thank you for staying in this fight. I can tell you right now, we are seeing the results of your perseverance in real time. Trump’s threats against the world are backfiring, and it’s because people are standing strong. I woke up bright and early this morning to catch Trump’s speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, and the words that come to mind as I watched are not the one’s he was likely hoping for. It’s clear Trump wanted to project strength and dominance. Instead, he appeared weak, deranged, senile, slow, and pathetic. Did I say pathetic? Good. Just wanted to make sure. From the moment he arrived, Trump appeared unsteady and disoriented. Our researchers shared a clip of Trump walking unsteadily after landi...

Anne Applebaum on Trump's betrayal of Europe "They’re bewildered we’ve allowed this to happen." Aaron Rupar and Thor Benson Feb 7 ∙ Preview Danish veterans march outside the US embassy in Copenhagen in protest of Trump’s denigration of their service in Afghanistan. (Kristian Tuxen Ladegaard Berg/NurPhoto via Getty) Public Notice is supported by paid subscribers. Become one   Last month’s Davos World Economic Forum will be remembered primarily for two things: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s  historic speech   about the end of Pax Americana, and then President Trump making Carney’s point the next day by  sounding like a fascist dictator   with a concussion while he threatened our Western allies over Greenland. American embarrassment. Global pariah. Aaron Rupar · Jan 22 Read full story Although Trump quickly TACO’d and tried to smooth things over, his speech was the latest indication that Europe needs to rethink its security alliances. America is no...